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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
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am Treitas 81 a6mtttasp p. 50.
wdre elmer Der S6teferosder am Court
baus su Carroll auf Elm S0ar bes Gobes
s~eueien. St perIor istaen Salt uno
ruti9te pon Der Spise Be gauge S6be bes
0a6es berab Bis our So6rtnre, mo er
taft burd elm 0uuber on hieier bdnsen
blteb. @r wurbe i1neu aus ieirer ssiabrs
li6en Sage befreit. St9erer Cob pire
ietn 9oOs seweien, uenn er CUR groe sefaIs
len pdre.
@e9en beS @tienbabnrnfalIs
II Ifton babsn bic @el9uorenen BEN
Gonbutteur 9. 9. Gbilbs unter bic &ns
tlase bes Eobti9Iass seiteat unb heien
Sarsi9aft auf $500 feitseistt.
Ole SOMA Staatss6air, wel6e
~ 0es Wotnes am Mttttwod Dor. ISOLDE
e%rOffnet uurbe, mar uon tibIer @ttterurs
~bssinitist, unb batten it3 gu berIsIbsn
ptele Seil6er ~einsefurbeu. Sbre Scbl
wtrb auf $4,000 Berionen gei6dbt. Ous
auf iener Tair our @usfsGuns sebra6te
9ieb beiibt einen @ertb pom anndberro
81, $50, 900. j..
Ser rteiise 8IffeItopt
i6rsibt bic Council Bluffs vSreie Srefe",
pelder AM Omabuer @~nbpuntte BET reuels
Bride ber II. g. 8abn angeb;a5t perben
iou, 1T in Sem Yort erfolSrsi9 eeso6en
worben. 8teies @uBftit 1T zines Der
9r6Sten, peI9e iemuIs in ben Ser. Staa:
ten berseiteut purbeu, unb piest 60Oo
Sfunb.
@as bic lett in Siour @itp BE-.
9tnnenben neuen Sro;eiie wesen ber @rs
morbuns beS Yrobibitionsfunat;fers Sab
bod betrift, 10 i@sint Stautsanpult
Rarib wenis 9ofnuns auf SerurtbeilLns
gen gu baben. getanntIi9 enb;ste Der
9ro3eB sesen ben sea9teten gierbrarer
arnsborf bamtt, baB ELF @eidporene,
wie ft9's sebibrte, fir vni@t i9uIbig"
wuren, ber 3pOtfte 9si9uorene aber boss
BAIT bas 3utanbetommen bes freilpre6srs
ben 8abripru6s pe.eitelte. Sect touwt
aund6it Der ii9 ebenfaQs zines suten Gus
fss erfreuenbe ansetIaste Wintratb on
bic &eibe. Ser BrO3eB 1T letters bss
Staatss BON anfans an bubur9 uerpfui9t
worben, baB man Die, pel1e pabri6sins
lid ben t0btltdsn SduB auf Subbot psrs
idulbeteu, als Staatsssusen beniiste, nm
wom6slt9 Mdnner pte Qrnsborf, bic benz
9robibttioni ftenpat elm Dorm i'm Iuge
finb, gu perni5ten. 2esteres selinst gun,
Slide ni1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
8crbanolunaen Ses SuperuiIprearatbs
BON Snbuane g..

Sitjur9 pom Somito9, ben 10. Sept
Vas Erototou Der lebteu SlBun9 muroe perle=
len llno an9enoumen. Ger 6atb priifte ReD=
nln9en bis IL nbr Mittags. Serto9t bis Mon.
tag, ben ~. Sept., nm 2 ubr 9ta@mitta9s.
Situn9 pom Monta9, BEN 10. Sept.-Gos
@eIll6 o;r Utar9aretb DUNN I'M Strei6un9
Der Steuern fir bdS Sabr 1886 lparo bemiai9t.
0oS @eiu6 BON Sobn Sreowap II. q. nm Ser:
abietun9 beS Niieiiments auf Yotten II, IS ilnb
10 IN OrtbelbieS aooition wurbe ni6t bewiQt9t,
oa Der 6atb feline @eri6tSbarfeit bat. Ser
ta9t bis Sienita9, ben 10. Sept.
Sttun9 pom Sienitas, ben 10. Sept. -
VaS Nrotofou Der lebten 8erbaublunoen wurSe
p~erleIen llro an9enommen. IS nur0e peroroz
net, Dap bic f~ol9enOen YerIoneu oils Gt6ter uno
elerts bel Der 2Sabl am 8. NOpember 1887 flllts
9iren, nGmliD:
Grter 9reciuct.
Ri6ter-Soiepb Stranev, SO. Coates, ga.
trtt Npbr. @~lerfs-Sames @(SneD, Geo. y.
Barnes.
3weiter 8recint.
Ridter-Sames WcOonneu, 81. {. @bbp,
Sobn Multern. Glerfs - .. q. Goonep, ..
u. Scott.
Gritter 9recinct.
&i9ter-G. galen, Sobn Bunberli6, 81. @.
9tob9erS. GlertS-9t. 8. S6rup, g9m. Saep.
Sierter Brecinct.
8i9ter-4. q. Yreiton, Mid. 9u9gan ,@bas.
9iti6ner. @lertS S. 90. &enetp, SOiepb
Serob.
SIufte @orb-(O eRIi9er 8recinet)
&i6ter-&. %. 2anse, s. g. 8edert. gSm.
Yobl. @lertS- Geo. 6en9ler, Setter Setb.
Sinite arb-(@ It | i'd er Yrecint. t.
Ri6ter-gcam S6miot, q. 6. Srensel. 9e=
ter 8lein. @lerfs-S. @. <man, g. CABIN,
Hew @ine Sownbip 0perSpiIIe
Y~rectnct.)
&i6ter-9ti6oiaS Sremer, 8eter Sreimann,
s. 8. &ramer. @lerts-9. g. Sreibur9, s. 9,
GlIop.
Iew % line Yrecinct.
Ri9ter-Sobu 8orpolb, Peter Serrins, Watt
Oilers. Glerts-Sacob Serper, abam Soeier.
IS purbe peroronet, bab cine 3ablun9sany
meiiut9 aus9eltelt Iperbe sl Suniten DON Srt.
9Ritdel, einem blinoeH Wann pon gSaibin9ton
3opnibip, fir $24 bis gum 1. Sanuar 1888,
unb baB bic anweiiun9 &. s. 9aube iiber9eben
werbe. Sas @eiu6 pom u. @ai9an I'M Streis
dung Der Steuereini9dtun9 ui6t berpiQist, ba
Der &atb feline @eridtsbarteit bat. OaS Sc
iu9 pou @uitina Seller nm Strei6ure Der
Steuern fir baS ccSabr 1886 warb bepiqi9t.-
8erta9t bis Wittpo9, 81. September.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
9aa's
@ie lit Dies ?

Wir bieten etnbunSert Dollars gelobs
nuns fir ieben Sau uon &utarrb an, Der
nt6t bur9 gtnnebmen uon Sa0's &atarrbs
Rur sebeiIt uerben.
s. 8. gbenep& 6 o., G~isentbimsr,
GoIsbO, Sbio.
q. g. Salts &atarrbsRur pirb eins
senommen unb pirtt brett auf bas Slut
uuo bic i6leimissn Sbsrf ldden bes Sps
items. 9reis rs Gents bic 6laide. gsrs
tauft uou alien apot3etern.
&atarrb=G Sur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
Yei allsemeiner Sinfdaisteit, Marasmus
4uslbruna unS SiniGeibsn

po1 &inbern lit Scott's @muIion cine iebr
~pertbuoue Rabruns unb WeOi5in. Sic
idafft gpoettt, itarft bas @eruenipftem
unb baut ben 6Srper auf. Sin iebr sus
I:isben bamit sepefen BET aus5ebruns,
Scrofeln urb idpddenben &rantbeiten,
Bronchitis unb Salsabeln", f6rieb u.
sSones NJ. D., GornerspiQe, Genn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
SrGdtigcs Serbhuetter BADEN mir lest.

&able Nd9te, marine Gage, erfrii6enbe
3uft. IS Setgen fi6 Pie unb ba Spuren
bss faaenben 2aubes uno bic Ba!ber nsb.
men ienen tauienbfor6isen 9riinensrotbs
brauuen @lans al, bet i5usn in bieIem
@lima unb hieiem S,sitsn8raos i'm Serbit
eiaen 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20

Chen, @untag friib, 10 nbr, bsri4tet
man uns, buB auf eagle 8oint 3wei 3ise
coaibirten. 0absi ioIen pier Meni1en
uerunsIidt iein. Rdberes febIt ieoO4
nod.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20

Seit lester ISOLDE lit bier Der Norbs
prossB in benz &sRnebp ansetlast 1T, feline
Srau eridlasen gu baben, Dor 9eridt.
9offeutli9 trtfft bic gauge Streuse beS
9eieses bieien faltber5isen WOrber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20

9ie SurD bat iest ibren eOmpIsten Bee
ridt siusereidt In Setreff Der @ntiddbis
suusen, bic fir Wsseredt gum 8au Der
i9iefen @bsne on IL. StraBe ~ bejablen
finb. Wm. Nnbrep iinb $75 bepiaist
porbsn, 10 baB bic san3e @nti4dbisuns
ii9 auf $40 belduft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20

3. @. Salbnin, ber 9erausseber bes
.gascabe 9ionser", tbut tunb, baB er
tein @anbibat fur MitsIieO Der 9eiess
sebuns lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20

Ser Seueralarm, Der Niittwo4 abenb
UNI 7 jrbr bic Burger in ansit ieste, mar
elm faIider. Sin S9orniteiufsuer i'm
unteren Stabttbeil bate bic 6eusruebr auf
bic Beine sebra9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20

Sic 9ireetoreu Der GOmpagnie, wel9s
bic idiefe @bene gum Bsrionentransport
on Glitter StraBe baut, molten slei9 NIT
Der Nrbeit beginner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
Sic bieiigen v6ouernurs @reps", Al

NV FFTB<H VOVVH 1--WE -
Wann fart, bauon IA g~barsirte, finb ais
gscorts bss 9ouusrneurs 2arrabee, Der sur
bunbertidL rigsn Seier Der annabme ber
Bunbesconfitution mad BbiIabslpbia ssbt,
am Wontas .. 0. abaereiit. 0ieie Wili3s
compasnie tbut ibren 9ienit meiit In Pars
lors Der Uppertens. unO madt ibre grobes
runsen bdufiser unter ben 0amen ais i'm
Sel6e i'm &f sesen ben Ssinb. Wtt
ioI6en Eruppsn fam bic Union finsen:
.Qieb gaterlanb fannif rubtg ieinl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
W0deutlide 8rieaiite.
yto. 3.
DUBUQUE, ben 10. Sept. 1887,

Vublque, ben To. Sept. 1887.
Sn w,lar al. grisfs ~ausesist fnb, ptldt pom IL.
Sept. bis gum 10. Sspt. In ber bisfssn Qoiioffet ansts
tOmmsuu nb uiat abssbOIt pOrbsn fnb.
Claus CHARLES 6orn SJobu
Sencel 6rant Wesmer Warp
Selbmann Senrp Wteyer Uf. WtrS.
Srant Dtar Yelen - DtrS.
Sofi Charles Re6iteinsr OStera
Sammer Sopbia Simonig WatiaS
&lrp Sernbart Sbome Ufarp WrS.
Tlan p~srsiIe uidt, prnn man mad Brisftn aui bitIsr
etite fraet, ju bsmerten, tab ie an9tbetst fine, unb
bic Rumwr Der SritRiht anSu psbtu.
~, ". Sara, petmtils.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
I'm unierer Wadbarltabt 1alena 1T

s. Saisr, fribsr RapOr ber Stabt, Elm
otter bstannter gnfiebler, seitorbsn.
S6on ls46 IieB er ii3 in benz buuals
weitberibmten @aIena, benz Metta bsr
Versleute, nteber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20

2. 8. 8anmbOper ma3t uuf feline pra9s
tiseu petBen 9embe unb feline woueneu
l1nterbembe aufmertiam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
Tarnr, ipottbiaig 81 perfaufen !

Cine 155 Alder sroBe 6arm, pouOu so Gdsr unter
9hus limb. 30 Gtsr IN @eieepldBe uHo has uebrt9e Builds
Lamb lit. itebt III perfauieu. Sin eoppeltes Nous uuo dle
orsere SebduOe limb auf benz Elase. - Grei ME uertrodS
nenbe Gueuen lieiern 8aher mebr ais senu9 Setrn Sduie
lit Elm gutter Sruuueu; Sbitgdrtsr nit aepcl, BFrr4,
Ghaumens uRb Sirubdume. 30 AdGr limb e5tcs Bot
tomlaue" OFT Der SilcrCet sClcseu, has Guoere 1T Sodlano.
aues braubbar Irei5 $3.50.
3wetOrittsl boar, her Jtsit aui .3sit, nit 3tnitu. &ue
AuStunit etbt bcrettwili9it
John P. Georges,
IeODOld- Perry Co. Indiana.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20

Seitrdge sur stIftuug eiues Su6amtes
uaS anitaifang eines monumen=
talen Seniters 81 G5ren Was
ria's, Der SrDiterin Der Be-
trii6ten, in Der &atbe=
brale 81 9%uremburg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
Stadt + Amaegeud.

Entered at the postoftice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at SecOnd-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20

Sic SteuereiniGaBuHasbiGsr far 1887
Iiesen our ginfi9t Der Burger often.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
CHICAGO Warftbertd,t.


Wer 2ele9ropb.) 10. Sept. 1887.
80 ei,en-Ro. 2, 8S4 @ts.
@el 6forn-4 2t 9ts.
Safer-25 Gts.
&og9en-4 40 @ts.
@erfe-66t Sts.
Butter-16 bis 90 Gts.
Sarmtaie. 10i-10a Gts.
Gier-14 bis 14t 9tS.
@bisfp-$1.10.
Sdweine-$5.1 10 bis 5.45.
&inbpieb-$1.6 go bis $3.50.
S9weinefIeiid- 10 bis 4.5O.
S9maIS-$6.52 bis 6.57t.
Wtltpaufee Warftbert&t.
Per &ele9rapb.) 10. Sept. 1887.
@ei5en-Ro. Q, so Cts.
Safer--24t @ts.
70 eIf6forn-40t Gts.
&o99en-45 Gts.
9erte-Ro. 2, "a @ts.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10

you will perceive that the happiest among them are not those who are most favored by external circumstan- ces, but those who possess loving, kind and true friendly dispositions, with generous impulses; they are those, who are interested in the welfare of their fellowman and are active in promoting it; those in a word, who are seeking to do good, rather than to get good. It is undoubtedly true that injustice nc matter how it is put up or shown, and selfshness react upon those who pac, tice them to their injury and their distress. It is also true that jus tice, equity and benevolence, react up on those to their happiness and their welfare Though the route may be cir cuitous, though the time may be de, ferred, we may rest assured, that our deeds, good or ill, will return to bless or curse us. Whatsoever we SOW, that also shall We reap.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10
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The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10
All aarfa of Poisnn.

Mir. W f. Daley, Advertising Agent of the Brooklyn Elevated kaiIr"ad, writes: "Inlammatory rheumatism swslled my legs and arms to twice their natuial sizo, suffered exGruciatIng pain. Your won- derful $ 8. S. made 2 complete cure.
 Major Sidney Herbert, editor of tho ISoUthrr" Cuitirdtor aud Utzts Turner, Atlanta. Ga. writes II have fully tested the virtues of SwIft's Specific, both as a rheumatism cure and tonic IL has dono even more than its proprictors claim for It.
 Mr. Michael Long, Jr., with tho StTo- bridge Lithographlo Co, Cincinnati, Ono, writes: "l suffered tor two years with 6 terrible itching and painful sores Un my neck, arms, hands and fingers No phy- sioisn could help me $, S. s relieved me perfectly and feel like new man
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The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10
A eff Tor All.

In order to give all a chance to test it, and thus be convinced of its wonderful curative powers, Dr. Kings New Discovery for ConsumptioS, Co ughs and Colds, will be, for lin. ited time, given away. This offer is not only liberal, but shows unbound. ed faith in the merits of this great remedy. All who suffer from coughs, colds, consumption, asthma, bron- chltis, or any affection of ths throat, chest or lungs, arc especially request. ed to call at D. J. Brannen & Co. $ Drug Store, and get trial bottle free, large bottles, sI.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10
Rsnews Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.,, Iowa, tells the following remarkable story, the truth of which is vouched for by the residents of the town: "I am 75 years old, have been troubled with kidney complaint and lameness for many years; could not dress myself without help. Now l am free from all pain and soreness and am now able to do all my own housework. I owe my thanks to Flee ,ric Bitters for having renewed my youth, and removed completely all disease and pain.'' Try a bottle only soc. al D. J. Brannen & Co. s DruP Store.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10
wiyea Mothers! Dauehtersi

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The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10
WASHINGTON LETTER..
From Our Regular Correspondent

 WASHINGTON, Dec. 9th I887.-- On Monday the Fiftieth Congress as' sembled at the Capitol, according to time honored custom and organized for the long session. The first day was devoted to such Preliminaries as administering the oath of office to members, and the drawing of seats. The latter process is decidedly anus ing 10 witness.
 The members retire to the rear of the Hall and stand impatiently like so many school boys. The clerk of the House holds list of the members s names arranged alphabetically, with the number opposite. A blindfolded page stands beside him with a box containing as many marbles as there are members Of Congress--at present 3as-- each marble bearing number. The page takes marble out of the box and passes it to second clerk at his right hand. who calls out the number upon it. The first clerk reads out the name of the Representative opposite that number on his list, and the latter comes forward and selects his seat. The seats near to and in front of the Speaker are first chosen, while those mem oers who are so un. lucky as to be late in the lottery, are compelled to take seats in the rear and near the sides of the Hall, where they find it difficult to catch the speakers eye.
 There is much new material for the new session, many new and ineXperi enced members. who will, for the first time engage in the discus. ion of business of great nation al importance. Ex speaker Carl. isle remarked that 1t would take some time to become acquainted with the abilities of the new men and know where to place them on the committees. It is therefore probable thst the first month will be consumed in perfectlng the organization and getting into working order.
 It IS difficult to prcrhize as to what Congress will do this session but prominent members, who are here already, from the South, and West, the Middle States, the Pacific Slope, as we'll as the delegates from the Territories, express their opinions freely, and there seems to be unity among them on one point, namely, that something must be done with the surplus.
 It has been arranged that the great Christian Conference which is 10 be held in this city next week shall ap- point committee to lay before Con- gress the subject of Sunday work. The petition strikes at every form of labor indulged in on that day. It asks Congress to enact laws. first to dis pense with carrying mails and keep ing post offices open on that day. It states that the telegraph is now used to transmit all important news, and therefore there is no abSo lute neceS sity for running mails on that day oi the week. Consequently the running of mails on that day is in violation of state laws.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10

ACCORDING to the papers, hundreds of people are out of work in California and the Golden State is overrun with idle men. At Los Angeles long lines of men form and take their turn to apply at the employment bureaus for work, and many have to be turned away without being employed. How long will it be before people will find out the exist ing state of affairs. It may not be known until the collapse comes, and then the tide of immigration will turn towards Northern Arizona, and partic- ularly to this section. Spring will see Q yerifcation of this without any doubt.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10


 TIE Grand Jury which has been in session since last month has adjourned. They examined 42 cases and found 26 indictments. The offices and manage ment of business by the county officials is found satisfactory. That the total bounded debt of the county is s46S,. 900, ,00 and the total indebtedness is s5o5,627,02- They recommend that the assessment as placed op the Pres cott and Arizoaa Central R. R. be raised from s4,000 per mile to ss,. 900. Also that the A. < P. R. R. pay at the rate of sl.oo per acre on their band instead of twenty five csnts as now assessed, and that patented mines te assessed the same as any other prop erty. The above arc good recommsn- d"tions and they should be acted upon at once by the proper county officials.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10

w. G. Oliver, an old resident of Prescott, and Post Trader at Whipple Barracks, died al Bobcaygeon, On tario, Canada on November goth, his former home. Mir. Oliver left Pres. colt a few months ago for the east to seek relief from the dread disease he was suffering from, Bright's. He visited several places in quest of relief, but after his arrival at the home of his brother a relapse took place and his suffeIings were ended by death. He leaves wife and chil- drcn.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10
Bucklen's Arnica Saiye.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or no pay re. quired. Price, 2S cents per box.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10

TIE vote of the G. A. R. posts throughout the whole country on the dependent pension bill has just been completed, and it is practically unani. nous in favor of the measure. All that is now needed is for Congress to make it law, and by so doing a partial means of support will be provided for a large number of worthy disabled and helpless veterans.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10
E. T. TAYLOR,
Agt., for Gransers of Ga.
No Trace of the Vail Safe Robbers Yeti
 No Trace of Our Safe Robbers Yeti

No Trace of the Wall Safe Robbers Yeti
 No Trace of Our Safe Robbers Yeti
 When all people take advantage of the absolute security insured by the brick building, the large fre-proof vault, (double doors); hre-proof and burg ar. proof safe of the best make in the country, guarded by genuine Yale time lock, as found in the bank here, The Arizona Ceniral) the fin est equipped in the territory, such enterprises being always frui,less, will be discontinued.
 This keeping valuables around the house; buried in the ground or in some ordinary safe, without a time lock, don't pay as some of us know to our sorrow. Others there are still to take the lesson. It's no joke.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10

NINA VAN ZANDT, the proxy widow of Anarchist Spies, is reported in a dispatch as slowly dying of voluntary starvation at Chicago. Its pity Nina has determined to cheat the fool killer out of a legitimate job.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10

TIE Board of managers of the Ma tional home for disabled soldiers have made their final decision and located the Pacific branch of the home on a 300 acre tract of ground adjoining the city of Santa Monica, Cal. The cost of the building will be sl5O,OOO.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10

TIE president has sent the following nominations to the senate: L. Q. c. Lamar, to be associate justice of the supreme court of the United States; William F. Villas, to be secretary of the interior; Dan NJ. Dickinson, to be post master general.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10

ONE of the lessons the ranchmen should not fail to learn from the pre- sent years marked experience Is that poor cattle are worth more on the range than in the markets.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10
Hornes. Cattle and Chickens.

For collie and grubS, for lung fever coughs or hide bound, give Simmons Liver Regulator in a mash twice a day. You can reccomend it to every one having stock as the best medicine known for the above complaints. In using it with my chickens, for cholera and gapes, l mix it with dough and iced i, to them once day. By this treatment l have lost none where the Regulator was given promptly and regularly.
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The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10

HERR MosT the Anarchist complains of being troubled with rats in his cell at the Tombs prison in New York City. When he is removed to Sing Sing where he belongs, perhaps he will not be annoyed by these pets.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-10
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 Eanat c. Zo5oa5tnd, Deffnadnf. 7he TtryftOry of Arizona Srnd5 Cyeefing fo fraRcis c. ToaOHSegd, DCtradaat. You are hereby summoned to appear in a civil action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, In the above entitled court, and you are required to answer plaintiff s co mplaint before the undersigned, Justice O the Peace, al his office, in the town of Flag. staff, in said precinct, within the time as follows, to wit; If this summons Is served on you in this precinct, within five days; if ser. we'd on you without the precinct, but in said county, within ten day, If served out of the county, fifteen days; and in all other cases twenty days, exc lusive of the day of service hereof. or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my official hand this fifth day of December, 1887. J. Y. CRorHERs,
 Justice of the Peace, dro'4t Flagstaff Precinct.